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Re: Port forwarding for uTorrent I answered your question and you asked the same thing again. That's called a 'dumb-a$$' way of understanding things. :deadbored: When did I say I want speeds >32KBps? I know I am getting the best speed I can get, but there are sometimes stubborn connection...

LMAO. :lol: In fact, all these scores are just rubbish. One can easily change these through an XML file. Who knows, how many have posted the real ones except me!

Re: Port forwarding for uTorrent 4Mbps upto 8GB, then 256Kbps onwards. I know the difference between Kbps and KBps, so no need to teach. I have finished 8GB this month. Speed test result: *www.speedtest.net/result/1395050378.png

So what to do then?

Re: Port forwarding for uTorrent ^^The max. that I can get i.e 32KBps (and sometimes even more).

I have the worst :(

Agreed. This happens. For example, on my 4Mbps, I am supposed to get 512KBps d/l speed, but I sometimes get ~1MBps!

^^Yes. My neighbour's.

Re: Port forwarding for uTorrent Yes. A green tick mark appears. But when a yellow exclamation mark appears, it seems very stubborn i.e. it doesn't change to green that easily..I have to try again and again exiting-launching uTorrent. What's DMZ? :? Here's something to help you a bit more:

Re: Port forwarding for uTorrent Which is the machine IP add? (See below): uTorrent uses a random port everytime. What should use to fill up the boxes then? :? Should I disable "DHCP Server Configuration"? It is currently enabled. BTW, does port forwarding does any good to uTorrent and...

I have heard that one needs to enable port forwarding for using torrent clients. Below is the screenshot of my router's port forwarding page. Can you help me setting up the settings for uTorrent especially?

Most probably, you need to get your modem replaced. Before doing that, take your modem to friend's place and see if it works there. If not, get it replaced. If it's under warranty, you're lucky.

OFFTOPIC: Why in the hell are you using that buggy & crappy Win Vista?

Thanks, that made me understand everything. No, just curious. That's good news. That's bad news. Though I have no such connectivity problems. :-?

Are the SNR and attenuation values too less? :? I have recently seen people's screenshots showing quite high values...like 30 dB and like that.. :?

Well, what I can say is, you are lucky enough! :D

I have encrypted my wifi network using WPA-Mixed mode encryption. My password consists of alphabets and number currently. After I made it more complicated (added 2 special characters), the time taken to connect to the wifi network increased, and sometimes it gave errors too...saying Windows...

Your watch might not be synchronized with BSNL's time. :P

Take your modem to the BSNL office and ask the guys to check if it works. A power failure with no power backup during modem firmware upgrade and system BIOS update are the most dangerous things.

I want this guy riders4siam to reply.